I am a new member (created account 30 minutes ago) and was posting a thread to sell an account. I accidentally posted the thread I was working on while trying to attach photos. I would like to add the fact of how extremely frustrating it is having the 'upload photos' and 'create thread' button next to one another is. Along with no verification of "are you sure you are ready to post the thread". I simply wanted to delete the thread and start over- but I have to pay?! Why can't even edit anything about it either? Well, if anyone could please help me out I will gladly appreciate it.
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